The fact that a phone number is reassigned does not shield a company from liability under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act for “robocalling” consumers without their consent, a federal judge has ruled.
As a result, Southern District Judge Alvin Hellerstein awarded Aracelli King of Texas more than $200,000 for receiving 153 unwanted calls from Time Warner Cable starting in 2013.
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